now what am I gonna make with this?

  Now what am I going to make with this??  Or this?

There have been times when fabric store employees ask what I'm going to do with my purchase.
Do?
Who knows?? 
I'm going to buy it, take it home and add it to the stash. It's the possibilities that keep me excited about buying fabric. 

I'm an ENFJ personality type. It's hard for us to commit to a decision because it stops all the other possibilities.

I got the top fabric at the Joyful Quilter in a little prepackaged bag, pig in a poke, for $2. I used a similar fabric in A MOO HA Go ahead and click here to see that one!
I let it simmer in the stash for years, then poof! there was the perfect place to use it. A non quilting husband of my friend said he didn't hoard 2x4's so he didn't get a fabric stash concept. I said Hoffman doesn't limit production of your slats of lumber does it?

The black and white fabric was found at Adirondak Quilts in NY on the sale rack. At first I thought it was Betty Boop, which would be enough reason to buy it. Then on closer inspection it was sewing ladies from the 1930's! Score! I love a black and white anyway because of graphics and you can hand dye them. But fancy vintage ladies hand sewing while wearing heels?? Come on!

Now these were unearthed during the great clear out of the archeological dig dining room. I asked DH what in the world?? He said they were mates to the ends that hang off the dog beds. In case you want to strap the dog to the car seat. Did we want to toss them?

Are you kidding me?? Have we met ?? OMG the possibilities abound!
I opened the orange scrap bin yesterday, took out fabric to make the sugar cone blocks, and now the bin won't close again. There is less fabric and yet it won't close.